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Nissan's Smyrna Plant in US Begins 2016 Altima Production

Oct 28, 2015

Nissan's assembly plant in Smyrna, Tennessee has started the production of the updated 2016 Nissan Altima, the company's best-selling passenger car in the US in 2015. Nissan unveiled the 2016 Altima in September after providing a new ...

Tags: 2016 Altima Production, Smyrna Plant

GM to Invest $5.4bn at Manufacturing and Assembly Plants in The US in The Next Three Years

May 5, 2015

General Motors (GM) has confirmed plans to invest $5.4bn at its manufacturing and assembly plants in the US in the next three years, to strengthen its production capabilities and enhance product quality. The proposed investment will be ...

Tags: General Motors, enhancing tools

Ardagh Completed Its 3 Billion Euro Acquisition of Saint Gobain

Apr 23, 2015

Packaging company Ardagh is almost said to have completed its €3bn acquisition of the glass packaging unit of Saint Gobain. Saint Gobain has been considering the sale of Verallia to focus on higher-margin home and construction ...

Tags: Glass Packaging, Packaging

Unifi Increases US & El Salvador Polyester Texturing Capacity

Apr 13, 2015

US based synthetic yarn producer, Unifi, Inc. said it is expanding polyester texturing capacity in the US and Central America to support growing demand for synthetic yarn in the NAFTA and CAFTA regions. Unifi is expanding capacity at ...

Tags: Polyester, synthetic yarn

The Asian Butadiene/Naphtha Spread Narrowed to an Eight-Month Low of $329.38/Mt

May 22, 2014

The Asian butadiene/naphtha spread narrowed to an eight-month low of $329.38/mt Monday, following the closure of the arbitrage window to move Asian butadiene to the US Gulf Coast. The spread value was last lower on September 12, 2013, ...

Tags: Butadiene, Naphtha

Sartori Set to Strengthen Processing Capabilities at US Plants in Antigo and Plymouth

Dec 16, 2013

Sartori, a US-based artisan and premium cheese producer, is set to strengthen its processing capabilities with a $14m expansion and renovation project at its plants in Antigo and Plymouth. Expected to create up to 53 new jobs, the project ...

Tags: Sartori, Processing Capabilities

Volvo Trucks Set out to Become a More Prominent Player in The Mexican Truck Market

Nov 18, 2013

Volvo Trucks has set out to become a more prominent player in the Mexican truck market, by expanding its dealer presence here and re-evaluating its traditional approach to this market. That was the message from an invigorated Matthew ...

Tags: Volvo, hot, Mexico

The 4 Plants Are Ardagh Facilities in Florida,Georgia ,VNA Facilities in Illinois,Carolina

Sep 25, 2013

The US Federal Trade Commission in July announced it had filed a complaint aimed at stopping Ardagh’s acquisition of the Verallia North America (VNA) unit, which makes jam jars and drinks bottles for the US market. Ardagh said that ...

Tags: Ardagh, Anti-Trust Issues

The Company Plans to Expand Capabilities for Products

May 27, 2013

Global chemical company BASF is set to expand manufacturing capabilities at its US plants in Wyandotte, Michigan, and Monaca, Pennsylvania, in a bid to support customer growth in the packaging, printing and industrial coating markets. At ...

Tags: BASF, Packaging

The Company Will Install an Additional Multi-Serve Filler at Each Operation

Mar 20, 2013

Canadian food processing and packaging company SunOpta has announced plans to add new aseptic packaging capacities at both Modesto, California and Alexandria, Minnesota processing and packaging operations. The company aims to address the ...

Tags: aseptic packaging, packaging company, packaging

Nissan Has Opened a Paint Plant in Smyrna, Tennessee in The Us

Feb 5, 2013

Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan has opened a paint plant in Smyrna, Tennessee in the US, which the company claims as its most advanced plant. The new 250,000sqft facility will be located adjacent to the company's vehicle ...

Tags: automobile manufacturer, Nissan, paint plant, Smyrna

Voestalpine AG May Construct a EUR 500 Million Factory in The US to Benefit From Cheap Gas

Jan 6, 2013

Bloomberg reported that Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine AG said on December 19 it may construct a EUR 500 million factory in the US to benefit from cheap gas. Nucor Corp also plans to start up a USD 750 million Louisiana project in mid ...

Tags: Voestalpine AG, steel, gas, Austria

It Is Partnering with University of Arkansas Department to Provide a New Vide Display

Dec 27, 2012

CINCINNATI, May 23, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- LSI Industries Inc. announced that it is partnering with The University of Arkansas athletic department to provide a new video display to the north end zone scoreboard inside Donald W. ...

Tags: COMTEX, LSI, LED, display

S&P Said That The Seamless Steel Tube Producer Vallourec Will Maintain Market Positions

Dec 24, 2012

The international credit ratings agency Standard and Poor's has announced that the France based seamless steel tube producer Vallourec will maintain its strong market positions in premium steel pipes and connections for the oil and gas ...

Tags: Standard and Poor, seamless steel tube, Vallourec, market positions

Campbell Soup Co. Is to Shut Two Domestic Plants for The Move

Dec 10, 2012

US food group Campbell Soup Co. is to shut two domestic plants, citing falling canned soup sales among the reasons for the move. Campbell will close a spice factory in New Jersey by March and a soup and sauce plant in California by July. ...

Tags: Us Plants, Soup, transition

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